College of Arts Sciences and Allied Services

This free event will explore how love is a part of the Jewish perspective on injustice and protest, family life, and responsibilities to our neighbors.

The university began offering a BA in music and opened a new lab in the fall in order to offer a practical music degree focused on music education, commercial music, church music, and community music.

The public is invited to join this free, three-session discussion at Congregation Schaarai Zedek in Tampa to explore other religions and different perspectives. 

Dr. Tammy Zacchilli takes a look at why it is difficult to follow through on New Year’s resolutions and suggests some ways to do better in 2024.

Those interested in fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry are invited to learn more about the craft of creative writing from Saint Leo faculty.

Saint Leo Center for Catholic-Jewish Studies’ Rabbi Maayan encourages everyone to “look for the opportunity to appreciate each person’s unique light.”

The university will hold its annual holiday concerts at 4 and 7 p.m. both days and present music answering ‘What is Christmas to Me?’

Dr. Daniel Dubois, historian and a descendant of a Pilgrim, says the first Thanksgiving is a difficult story, but its spirit of humanity is to be celebrated.

Dr. Stephen Okey and his wife, Paige Cargioli, utilized Saint Leo University’s adoption benefit to assist in growing their family through Catholic Charities Adoption Services.

Sociology Research Symposium welcomes the Army veteran to share ‘living history’